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Hanska council adopts records-retention policy, approves 2025 tax levy and grants 3.2% license to Hanska Baseball
Summary
At its Sept. 9 meeting, the Hanska City Council approved Resolution 2024-5 adopting a records retention schedule, Resolution 2024-6 approving the 2025 proposed tax levy, and Resolution 2024-7 granting a 3.2% liquor license to Hanska Baseball; all motions passed on roll call votes.
HANSKA — The Hanska City Council on Sept. 9 approved three formal resolutions and recorded several routine updates during a regular meeting at the Hanska Community Center.
City Clerk Moldan presented Resolution No. 2024-5, "A Resolution Adopting a Records Retention Schedule," which Council Member Geiger moved to approve and Council Member Larson seconded. The council recorded roll call votes as Larson Yes, Kjelshus Yes, Miller Yes and Geiger Yes; the motion passed.
Moldan then presented Resolution No. 2024-6, "A Resolution Approving 2025 Proposed Tax Levy." Council Member Kjelshus moved to approve and Council Member Miller seconded; roll call again recorded Larson Yes, Kjelshus Yes, Miller Yes and Geiger Yes and the council adopted the levy resolution.
The council also considered Resolution No. 2024-7 to grant a 3.2% liquor license to Hanska Baseball. Council Member Larson moved the motion, Council Member Geiger seconded, and the motion passed on roll call (Larson Yes, Kjelshus Yes, Miller Yes, Geiger Yes).
There was no additional discussion recorded in the minutes for these resolutions beyond the motions and roll call votes. The meeting record shows the council handled the agenda items in order and moved on to other business after the votes.
What happens next: The resolutions were adopted during the meeting; the minutes record the votes. The meeting concluded with additional administrative and project updates that did not alter the outcomes of the adopted resolutions.
